Sentence examples for proposing to charge from inspiring English sources

Philadelphia is proposing to charge $15 to $25 a month for its service, half of what private servers now charge, and even less for low-income users.

The authority is also proposing to charge for alarms in sheltered housing, to save almost £500,000.

The agency is proposing to charge motorists on a new stretch of A14 through Cambridgeshire which links the Port of Felixstowe, in Suffolk, with the Midlands via Northamptonshire.

The Highways Agency is proposing to charge motorists on a new stretch of the A14, which links the Port of Felixstowe, in Suffolk, with the Midlands via Northamptonshire.

Expensify is now completely free-the startup eliminated the 3percenttransactionon fee it was originally proposing to charge users during private beta.

Southampton City Council is proposing to charge older lorries, buses and coaches £100 a day to enter the city perimeter from 2019.

To address this problem, some commentators have proposed to charge a premium for liquidity insurance from the central bank.

Meanwhile, Napster has outlined how it proposes to charge subscriptions and pay royalties to the record companies (see article).

The company accordingly proposed to charge for them; the commission ruled that the protocols weren't innovative enough for Microsoft to charge for them.

The plan proposes to charge drivers $8 and trucks $21 a day to enter or leave Manhattan below 86th Street on weekdays during the workday.

Under the Republican proposal, insurers and other companies would submit bids to the government, specifying the premiums they proposed to charge for drug coverage.